Hey, this is Durey.

Welcome to Bites of the People.

In this episode, we're joined by

Nesheen Paul de Relais, the leader of Teach for Haiti.

What we've come to realize is the classroom

has become the battleground for Haitian identity,

and for Haitian autonomy and sovereignty.

And we want to be able to reclaim that and restore it

in the ways that it can truly be of use to our people

for us and by us.

We have the news with me, Brittany Clinton-Sam.

It's our 100th episode, woo-hoo, sort of wild,

so many things that I've learned, so many things we've all learned,

and so much more to go.

But before we start, I just wanted to ask the question

of like, are you willing to follow your curiosity?

One of the things that people ask me all the time

is how do I know so much?

You're like, Trey, you're an expert, you're not.

And I tell them two things.

One is like, they can know as much as me

that like, I don't have a lock on the knowledge

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